Sale Reports
HARTRANFT SALE
A two day public sale
of personal property
was held May 27 and 29
by Mrs. Jean (Slim)
Hartranft, Washington
St., Turbotville, Pa.
Some prices were;
John Gulcher Pa. long
rifle w/curly maple stock
PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
ANTIQUES, TOOLS, ETC.
SAT., JUNE 26,1999 9:30 AM Sharp
R.D.I, East Berlin, PA.
From East Berlin Approx. 4 mi. E. on Rt. #234 or
from York, approx. 12 mi. W. on Rt. #234 to sale.
Sign posted. Selling the Alma Stahl Estate.
REAL EST
31+ Acre Farm w/approx. 1500 ft. road frontage
along Rt. #234, thereon erected 2-1/2 story brick
home built (1874 by John & Sarah Shelly), 8
rooms, 2 baths, oil fired furnace, hot water base
board heat, full basement, outside cellar entrance,
storm windows & doors, front porch, roof’s ok,
stone spring house, summer house w/fireplace,
bank bam, shed, farm has plenty of possibilities.
Must be seen, property located Paradise Twp.,
York County, 10% down other terms day of sale.
To inspect farm, phone auctioneer 717-432-
3815 for appointment. Also selling at 9:30 am
household goods, antiques, tools, etc. Oak
knockdown wardrobe, mahogany items, oak
dropleaf table, plank chairs, 2 wire ice cream
chairs plus lots other items in smalls, antiques,
household & tools.
TERMS: Cash, traveler or approved checks.
Dave Lenox, Attorney
Phone 717-432-9666
Auctioneers: George Haar
Lie. AU-377-L
Ray Lecrone
Lie. AU-533L
Phone: 717-432-3815
POWELL, OHIO - ABSOLUTE AUCTION OF
HORSE DRAWN WAGONS, HEARSE, FARM MACHINERY & MISCELLANEOUS FARM
EQUIPMENT FROM THE FORMER COLLECTION OF CRAIG ASKINS
4840 State Route 750 • Powell, Ohio
Saturday, June 19,1999 starting at 10:00 A.M. ~
Preview - Day of Sale - 9:00 AM
CARRIAGES & WAGONS: Heavy Fifth Wheel Delivery Wagon, Top Buggy; Sleigh; Restored 4-Passenger
Surrey, Hearse w/Camage Lamps & Casket; Restored Standard Oil Wagon, Serial #2040 w/4 oil cans & 2
measuring cans in rear box. Produce Delivery Wagon, restored, has side curtains, brakes, Light Delivery
Wagon, restored Gram Wagon, made by Tumball w/weber gear, brakes, two sets of sideboards, seat, limber
tongue, double trees, gram boot, restored Gram Wagon by Birdsell w/brakes & pole, restored Gram wagon by
Fish Brothers, w/brakes, limber tongue, grain boot, original gram Wagon by Weber, w/brakes, two sets of
sideboards seats, pole, double trees, 4 hay standards, #3 brown gear, Zanesville, Ohio, pole & double trees,
grain Wagon by Fisher Bros., brakes, Bob Sled w/grain box, original paint, pole & double trees, Milburn 383
Wagon Gear
Horse drawn, walking plows, steel & wood beams; horse drawn left hand plow, horse drawn, walking plow,
steel beam, single made by A B Farquhar &Co , Ltd; walking, single shovel plow. Gram Drill by Cole
Mfg Co , 3-row, walking; Grain separator by Morrison Gravin, Disk Cultivator, 2-row, seat & tongue; steel
Dump Rake w/tongue; JI Case Hay loader, 316 cylinder hayloader, on steel wheels, John Deere Gram Drill, 5-
row, Van Brunt, horse drawn cultivator, tiding, 12-row/curved tines; Hocking Valley Corn Sheller, horse
drawn hay bundle puller, wooden, Oliver beam plow walking, cotton Sprayer w/wicks; Oliver beam plow,
wood dump rakes (one by R Hershcel Mfg. Co ), cultivators, walking, single row Corn Planter, fertilizer &
seed spreader, Cotton planter, sev Corn Shellers, Stock Chopper by Ohib Pony, John Deere 32A Corn
Grinder, Seed Cleaner by A T Ferrell & Co , 328 Special, belt driven Com Grinder by Letz, McCormick
Com Sheller, belt driven, peddle device, grinder parts; Com Sled, fodder cutter, Hay Tedder w/seat, tongue &
double trees; Cotton Stalk Chopper w/seat; Gram Drill by PM. Grundbach, Corn Planter, Farmers friend, 2
man, hand operated, lnt’l Harvester Binder, Typr ' —,e di —-n rolle r
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Corn Shelters
The late Mr. Craig Aslans, a retired dairy fanner, began breeding Belgium and Morgan
horses in 1973. In the early 1980's, be began seriously collecting horse drawn carnages,
wagons and horse drawn farm equipment to show the horses in parades and for various
displays in the Powell, Delaware & Worthington areas. In 1989, in recognition of his 60
years of farming, over 500 family and friends gathered at the farm for a grand celebra
tion. Mr. Asians touched the lives of many school children, youth groups and inner-city
children by giving hay rides, picnics and sharing his love of horses, carnages, wagons and
other collectibles. It is our honor to represent this collection on public auction. Plan now
to be with us at the start of the auction on Saturday, June 19th.
$2850; Winchester
model 12 gun $625;
Remington 61 gun
$300; Northumberland
Co. History book $35;
watchmaker’s lathe
$145; watchmaker’s
tools $5 to $25;
Grandfather’s clock
w/German works $4OO
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and Rovenolt milk bot
tle $9O.
Michael Weaver was
the auctioneer.
REID ESTATE SALE
A public sale of
household goods and
real estate was held
May 29 for the estate of
Mary E. Reid, 13659
Clear Spring Rd., Clear
Spring, Maryland.
There were 452 regis
tered bidders attending
the sale.
The 7-room brick
house and 1-car garage
on 1-acre of of land
brought $136,000.
PUBLIC SALE AUCTION SALE
Hf Raal Potato- By Order of Secured Creditor.
UT neai tStale, PRINTING COMPANY
Personal Property, Heidelberg 2 & 4 Color Presses
Simplicity Riding Mower 2 Akiyama 6 Color Presses
MON., JUNE 21, 1999 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 -10 A.M.
On Premises
Sale at 4:00 P.M. centennial printing co.
Real Estate 6:00 PM 875 FIRST AVE.,
Located at 255 Galen Hall Rd., West Cocalico Twp., KING OF PRUSSIA PA
Reinholds ~
D ._ . . _ _ . _. . _ _ „ „ Cutters, Folders, Saddle Binder, Image Setters,
Frame Ranch Type Dwelling Scanners, Processors, Computers,
E u* 2 Kl,ch ®. n ’ Living Floom, Pre-Press Equipment, Wrappers, Compressors,
Office/Den, 3 Bedrooms Hardware Floors; Full Bath, Forklifts Phone Svstem
Laundry, Enclosed 12’ x 30’ Porch With Air Conditioners ExecutWe Office Siturr
Attic Storage, Basement; Attached Oversize 2 Car Block executive umce furniture
Garage With Doors Openers, Oil Hot Water Baseboard inspection: Monday, junk m, to a.m. until 3 p.m.
Heat, Township Water. Septic On Site. All This Is Situated rfcRMSOF2S%
Country Property. Nice Land- ,o. b X sp3umon Tlpurcmases
10% Down Day of Sale, Balance At Settlement. CONTACT AUCTIONEER FOR ILLUSTRATED
OPEN HOUSE SAT. JUNE 5,1 00 To 3:00 P.M or Sunday BROCHURE OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE
June 13, 1:00 To 3.00 P.M. Or By App’t Call 717-336-6306 website: www.comly.com
Or 336-6983. ,
e-mail: comly@icdc.com
Terms By: rm Established in 1834
IVAN W. AND HELEN K. WEITZEL
A. Kilkuskie, Atty.
M 1825 East Boston Avenue
Ml u C tion n |endce r or 336-2933 f« (2^5^634-250^FAX (215) 634-0496
mm uctlon service Barry W.ng.r #*U001229-L PA Alirtinnoore
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Restored Delivery Wagon
Other prices were;
cherry table and 6
chairs $1300; china clos
ets $llOO, $5OO & $7OO,
high chair $9OO, maple
bedroom suite $750; car
pet rocker $1050; butter
prints $lB5 & $175,
wagon saddle $250, com
sheller $350; single
horse plow $350; score
out double shovel plows
$275 &$250; dry sink
$9OO and washstand
$7OO.
John D. Downin and
A Jack Downin were
the auctioneers.
Fanning Mill,, PHE Clipper, ong finish, McCormick Daisy Reaper, International Corn Binder, McCormick
Husker/shredder, #2 steel shredder, Husker MCE297OOR, Avery Separator w/Hart gram weighter These are
partial listings. No consignments accepted
Manure Spreader, Oliver Superior, Model 75-A, original red paint, horse drawn, Steam Engine, Advance
#233, Advance Thresher Co , Battle Creek, MI, Farmall Regular Tractor, restored w/steel wheels (on rubber
for parades)
Wagon jacks; several scythes w/cradle, gram flail, hand operated water pump, sorghum steel piess, harness,
forge misc. hand tools, over 75 advertising feed sacks, buggy & wagon wrenches, oil & kerosene cans, old
gasoline pump and many other items
DIRECTIONS: Powell is located North of Columbus, Ohio, off 1-270 From the North, East and West, take
exit 20 off of 1-270 onto Sawmill Road North for approx five miles to State Route 750 Turn left (west) onto
State Rt 750 and continue to 4840 State Powell Road, Route 750 to farm (sale site) on right WATCH FOR
AUCTION SIGNS.
Fringe Top Surrey, Restored Black
w/Red Upholstery, Gold Striping
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Standard Oil Wagon, restored
12 North Railroad Avenue • P.O. Box 99 • New Holland, PA 17557
Phone: (717) 354-6671 • Fax: (717) 354-8248
PA-AY-000144L • CA-879 PA-AU-0001863L • NC Lie #4626
Licensed & Bonded in the state of Ohio - #57-925514
JAMES &
STROSNIDER SALE
A public sate of
household items was
held May 29 by
Catherine James and
Mary and Archie
Strosnider, at the
Goodville Hall along
Route 23 between Blue
Ball and Churchtown in
Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices includ
ed: 2 comer cupboards
$205 each; marble top
table $100; book shelf
$100; slant-top desk
$80; Empire dresser
$150; spinning wheel
NO BUYER’S PREMIUM!! No catalog; Brochures Available.
TERMS: Cash, Traveler’s Checks, Cashier’s Checks. Personal or business checks accepted with a
Current Bank Letter of Guaranteed Payment. All items must be paid and removed from auction site,
s day of sale. Arrangements can be made for removal after sale day.
Lunch Stand on Premises
jh.
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June S, 199 Q-Ell
$7O; television $180; jar
dinere $160; 3 “Wizard
of Oz” books $108;
Bavarian eagle creamer
$120; Bavarian devil
creamer $200; Bavarian
rooster creamer $170;
Bavarian owl creamer
$120; Bavarian monkey
creamer $lOO and
Bavarian alligator
creamer $9O.
Weaver Rissler
Auctioneering Service
conducted the sale.
TERMS & CONDITIONS BY:
Nola Jende and Lynn Asklns
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, Xilx
Hitch Wagon, Fifth Wheel Walnut
F •'ish w/White G* Brake c
Steam Engine, #233 Advance
Thresher Co, Battle Creek, Ml
MARTIN SALE
A public auction of
hit and miss engines
was held May 29 by
Raymond and Louella
Martin, 1246 Martin’s
Road, East Earl, Lane.
Co., Pa.
The following prices
were: J.D. hit & miss
engine $1350; Olds hit
& miss engine (did not
run) $2100; Wittittie hit
& miss engine $550; old
cast iron railroad cross
ing sign $450; and
antique adjustable chair
$4lO.
Nevin Martin &
Sonds conducted the
sdlc
KLINE SALE
A public sale of
power tools was held
May 29 by Mrs. Ken
(Betty) Kline, 243 Three
Cent Lane, 172 mile
south of Reedsville, Pa.
Some prices received
were: cordless drill
$135; chainsaw $7O;
drill press $170; router
shaper tool $400; sur
face planter $850; chop
saw $190; belt disc
sander $280; 10” table
saw $500; acetylene
torch set $485; welder
$130; pile of cherry lum
ber $1725; Remington 7
mm gun $485;
Winchester 1902 .22
gun $160; Remington
270 rifle $300;
Browning 16 gauge
shotgun $250; and
turkey caller $7O.
Mark and Brian
Glick were the auction
eers.
Old Gasoline Pump